* What is a "Climate Action Plan"?
* How do local and regional planners implement one?
* How do environmental, land use, and transportation planners
incorporate guidelines for climate action planning into practice?
* What are the requirements?
* What transportation and land use planning strategies are most promising?

FEATURED SPEAKERS in alphabetical order
Rick Cole, City Manager, City of Ventura

The UCLA Urban Planning Alumni Council
The Lewis Center for Regional Policy Studies
The Department of Urban Planning
The Department of Architecture and Urban Design
Southern California Association of Governments
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